Nigerian Customs officials in Cross River State have seized contraband valued at ₦274 million (approximately $360,000 USD). The intercepted goods included vegetable oil and used tires. Authorities state the seizures are part of ongoing efforts to combat smuggling and safeguard domestic industries. The Nigeria Customs Service aims to curb the influx of imported products that could negatively impact local businesses. This operation highlights the agency’s commitment to enforcing trade regulations and protecting the national economy. Further details regarding the specific origin and destination of the contraband have not yet been released. The seized items will be forfeited to the government, according to customs law.